Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-31

NO. z red fSfaiS4c elevator, oOc delivered;
No. l red nominal at S3lc; No. / white
nominal at S32c; No. 2 red August 79ia
793c, closing 79fc; September 79ta79lc,
closing at 79}c; October s0saS0fc, closing
at S0sc; November S1a82c, closing at SIC;
December S3ia833e, closing at S3Ic; Janu-
airy S4saSisc, closing at S4sc; February
Ss5aS5sc, closing at 853c; May s9aS9fc,
closing at soc; June S~9sa992c, closing at
S9sc. Corn-Spot lots lasc lower, options
weak and dull; receipts 16, 200 bushels; ex-
ports 16, 1853 bushels; sales COG, 900 bush
els; futures 1872, 600 bushels spot; ungrad-
ed 50ia51c; No. 49ia6Oc store; 5OSa51Jc
delivered; No. 2 August nominal at 49sc;
September 491a49sc, closing at 49sc; Oc-
toher 49sa495, closing at 49s; November
40ss5Olc, closing at 5Osc; December SOFA
sic, closing at sole; May SO 3~-16a52sc,
closing at 522c. O~ats-ssic lower, dull
and heavy; receipts so, 200 bushels; ex-
ports IA 800 busiest; sales 100, 600 bushels
futures and 104, 900 bushels spot: western
3la33c; white do 35ai0c. Hay-Quiet and
steadily held. Hops-In light demand.
Coffe.-Spot fair; Rio firm at 20a20lc; OPP
tons higher and strong but only moder-
ately a%ctiAe; sales 1851 Gags; August
Is. GOALS zoe; October Is 35a1S 75c; No
vember IS. Seals. 60c; December ls. Goa
1880; January Is Goals Toe; February
Is. 75c; March IS. Seals 9Oc. ~Sugar-Infair
demand and firm; molasses grades ikc; En-
glish Island 4!a4 D Ice; centrifugal 55.16a
5 1896; fair refining quoted at 4 ll-l6c;
refined firm and active; off A 5sa5 9-16c;
mould A 5 1-l6aGs; confectionery A Ga
81 16c. MolaSses - Quiet and nominal. Rice
Steady and in moderate request, Pc
troleum-Steady; United &c. Tallow-
Firm. Rosin-Quiet. Turpentine-Dull.
Eggs-In fair request and steady; receipts
6,555 packages; western 13al6c. Pork
Firm but quiet; sales 200 barrels of mess
Cut Meats-Quiet add steady. Lard
Opened raAher easier, closing strong and a
trifle higher; western spot Sc 72laG 20,
September So 70a6 ~; OctQho-ss = a 10
November So 7Oa6 72p-Nemoer % 'oa6 ~;
Isnnary &c 7si"" -; city steam So &c.
Rn,t"~ ,SSteady and in moderate demand;
western 1Sa25c; western creamery lSa25c.
Cheese-Quiet but generally steady; West
ern 9alOsc. Copper-Steady; lake 10}c.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, August 3O.-The conditions
of the grain markets were practically I'M
changed at the opening on Change to-day.
In such futures as opened under there was
a slight rally during the first hour. The
quoted option was this morning changed
from September to October. October
wh:a started at 704c, then improved
l lice, slid down to roc, then declined to
69sc, reacted slightly and closed at zoe.
The corn market was decidedly bearish;
October opened at 4llc, advanced to 4lsa
Ale, dropped down to 4lfc, closing at All
a413c. Oats were dull and heavy and
failed to move out of the rut where they
have been for days; October sold at 25sa
25lc, closing at the inside figure. Pro-
visions were stronger and prices averaged
higher, and trading exhibited more life.
Flour remains quiet and prices quotably
unchanged. Wheat-No. : spring este;
No. 3 spring 65lc; No. 9 red ~6S}a69tc;
August 6S!a6Ssc, closing at 6Stc; Septem-
Der GSsa6ssc, closing este; May 7~9sa79!c,
closing at 98c, Corn-No. . 40sc; August
40a4Osc, closing at 40ic; September 4Osa
4Olc, closing at 40Sc. Oats-No. 2isc;
August 2ia24lc, closing at GAGE; Sep
TENDER 2iia24Sc, closing at 24tc; October
25la258c, closing at 25sc; May 3~Osa3O!c,
closing Sole. Rye-No. . 443c. Barley
No. . nominal. Flaxseed-No. ], 81 Olga
| OF. Timothy Seed-Prime at 81 Boa
Mess Pork-$l5 GOALS %; August
and year ST. 50a11 So; closing at Sll 65;
January $l2 25a12 32@, closing at Sl2 &9.
Lard-At IS 374; August So 35a6 37!,
closing at Sc 37!; September So 35a6 379,
closing So 372; October Sc 422a6 40, clos
ing at Sc 424; January 81 50a6 524, closing
at So 524. Bulk Meats-Short ribs and
sides 81 95a7 974 for August; shoulders
S. 40; short clear sides 81 3Oa8 30. Whls-
ky-At 81 10. Butter Market steady at
17Ic for creamery and 15a20c for dairy.
Eggs-Steady at 134c.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, August 30.-Flour-
Fresh ground old wheat scarce; new win
tiers in liberal supply and dull. Wheat
Weaker; No. . red in export elevator 784c;
No. . red August 7Sls7Slc; September
7sia78Ic; October 79iasOc; November 81
aSlIc. C0rn-Spot barely steady, futures
dull; No. . mixed elevator 53c; track 532c;
No. . yellow 54c; No, . mixed August 5la
52Ic; September 50a51c; November 494a
sole. Oats-Spot dull and q shade weaker;
No. 2white 344c; No. 3 white sec; old No.
. white 34Ic; futures dull and a shade
easier; No. 2 white August 33ia34c; Sep
TENDER 33la34c; October 3i4a3iic; Nov
ember ~35sa355c. Butter-Steady, with
moderate demand; western factory 14al7c.
Eggs-Quiet but steady; western frsts
17!C
CINCINNATI, August @.-Cotton-
Nominal. Tour-Dull. Wheat-Dull;
No. 3 red re; receipts 5000 bushels;
shipments IL, 900 bushels. Corn-Dull;
No. . mixed at 43lc. Oats-Freely offered
lower; No. . mixed 27a27lc. Rye-Strong
and higher; No. 2 51@c. Pork-Dull at
$l475. Iard-Firm at Sc 80. Bulk Meats
and Bacon-Firm and unchanged. Whisky
Active. firm; sales | 16l barrels OF finished
goods on a basis OF 81 05. Butter-Easy:
Sugar-Firm. Hogs-Steady; common and
light 81 l0a5 %; packing and butchers
S. OOa5 So; receipts 2,00Oi shipments
500. Eggs-14lc. Cheese-Firm.
Toledo.
TOLEDO. o., August 30-Wheat-
Easier cash and September 75!c; October
75!c; November 76!c; December 7Sci
May S35c. Corn-Dull and steady; Sep
TENDER 43lc; May 46c. Oats-Quiet; cash
253c. Clover Seed-Easier; prime Deem
Der 81 20.
LIVE STOCK.